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Equine radiology online – the distal limb Webinar Series: Fundamentals Lameness in the 21st century Equine radiology online – the proximal limb
Monday 29th January to Sunday 10th March of equine practice Wednesday 1st May NEW Monday 3rd June to Sunday 14th July

Would you like to be able to take better diagnostic radiographs of the Various dates in April and May NEW The diagnosis of lameness has evolved rapidly over the last decade. Would you like to be able to take better diagnostic radiographs of
distal limb and to interpret them with more confidence? Do you feel you have some gaps in your knowledge about everyday This course will cover the latest techniques and therapeutics the proximal limb and to interpret them with more confidence?
This course will cover the essentials of equine radiography and radiology equine ailments? Do you worry whether you’re up-to-date with new involved in equine lameness in first opinion practice. This course will cover the essentials of equine radiography and radiology
of the distal limb. For each area of the limb, a practical approach on techniques? This highly practical course featuring internationally recognised experts of the proximal limb. For each area of the limb, a practical approach on
how to get the best images will be shown as well as how to optimise the in the field will focus on diagnosing lameness in horses and common how to get the best images will be shown as well as how to optimise the
quality of the images. This new set of webinars aims to expand on the courses delivered therapeutic techniques. The course will consist of lectures with case quality of the images.
over previous years to give equine practitioners the most up-do-date
Radiographic cases covering the most common, but also not so common, information on a range of common equine ailments. The lectures will examples and practical sessions. We will work through the latest Radiographic cases covering the most common, but also not so common,
lesions will be presented for individual study. Radiographic findings will provide practical information with case examples. The whole course of techniques of lameness detection and how to perform and interpret lesions will be presented for individual study. Radiographic findings will
be discussed in relation to their clinical significance with respect to the webinars can be purchased or individual webinars as a “pick and mix” commonly used nerve and joint blocks. We will also cover how to get the be discussed in relation to their clinical significance with respect to the
medical evidence available. option. most out of imaging and remedial farriery and intrasynovial medications. medical evidence available.
This course can be purchased on its own or part of a series with: Course details This course can be purchased on its own or part of a series with:
Equine radiology online – the proximal limb - see page 7 Webinar topics Equine radiology online - the distal limb - see page 6
Equine radiology online – the head, neck and back - see page 9 • Tuesday 16th April: Oh no, I think it’s ataxic! A practical approach to Course type: Onsite CPD hours: 8 Equine radiology online - the head, neck and back - see page 9
the neurological examination of the horse Course length: 1 day Course fee: £599
Course details Relevant to CertAVP module(s): C-E.6 and 7 Course details
Course type: e-CPD Course fee: £729 for 1 course, • Tuesday 23rd April: Pharmacological management of equine insulin Course type: e-CPD Course fee: £729 for 1 course,
dysregulation: Are SGLT2 inhibitors the magic answer?
Course length: 6 weeks £1,399 for 2 courses • Tuesday 30th April: Introduction to ultrasound guided injections Tutors Course length: 6 weeks £1,399 for 2 courses
or £1,999 for all 3 Dagmar Berner Dr.med.vet. DipECVDI MRCVS, or £1,999 for all 3
CPD hours: Up to 42 • Tuesday 7th May: Managing acute and chronic laminitis Senior Lecturer in Equine Diagnostic Imaging, RVC CPD hours: Up to 42
Tutors • Tuesday 14th May: Equine gastric ulcer conundrums: Squamous David Bolt Dr.med.vet. MS DipACVS DipECVS DipECVDI LA Assoc. Tutors
Dagmar Berner Dr.med.vet. DipECVDI MRCVS, gastric disease FHEA MRCVS, Senior Lecturer in Equine Surgery, RVC Dagmar Berner Dr.med.vet. DipECVDI MRCVS,
Senior Lecturer in Equine Diagnostic Imaging, RVC • Tuesday 21st May: Equine gastric ulcer conundrums: Glandular Andy Fiske-Jackson BVSc MVetMed DipECVS FHEA MRCVS, Senior Lecturer in Equine Diagnostic Imaging, RVC
Maren Hellige Dr.med.vet. DipECVDI, Senior Veterinarian in Radiology, gastric disease Associate Professor of Equine Surgery, RVC Maren Hellige Dr.med.vet. DipECVDI, Senior Veterinarian in Radiology,
University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover Course details Alex Hawkins BSc BVSc MVetMed MRCVS, University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover
Gabriel Manso Díaz DVM MSc PhD DipECVDI MRCVS, Lecturer in Course type: Webinar Course fee: £50 each Staff Clinician in Equine Surgery, RVC Gabriel Manso Díaz DVM MSc PhD DipECVDI MRCVS, Lecturer in
Large Animal Diagnostic Imaging, Universidad Complutense de Madrid Large Animal Diagnostic Imaging, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Course length: 1 hour per webinar or £275 for all 6
CPD hours: 1 per webinar
A vet’s guide to small scale pig producers Tutors Webinar Plus: The equine foot
and pet pig owners Andy Fiske-Jackson BVSc MVetMed DipECVS FHEA MRCVS, Monday 3rd June to Sunday 14th July
Associate Professor of Equine Surgery, RVC
Friday 2nd February or Friday 16th August Mike Hewetson BSc BVSc CertEM DipECEIM MRCVS, Associate The latest on how to diagnose and treat lameness localising to the foot.
Professor in Equine Internal Medicine (Clinical Educator Track), RVC
Ever dread a call to a sick pig? It is time to upskill your knowledge Nicola Menzies-Gow MA VetMB PhD DipECEIM CertEM (Int.med) FHEA With 90% forelimb lameness emanating from the foot, accurate
and gain practical advice from practicing farm vets on how to approach MRCVS, Professor in Equine Medicine, RVC localisation, appropriate imaging and effective treatment is essential.
pig calls and practice surgical procedures and blood sampling on our pig This course will incorporate the most recent data on the diagnosis and
simulator models. treatment of the most common foot lameness. Nuances of foot lameness,
interpretation of nerve blocks, standard and additional imaging techniques
This course aims to allow vets from all areas of veterinary practice who and the latest treatment data for common conditions will all be covered.
are asked to see pigs in their daily work to strengthen and build on
their knowledge and skills. The course will include seminars which can Course details
be tailored to the specific needs of attending vets, as well as practical I have come away feeling much more
sessions. Course type: Webinar Plus CPD hours: Up to 24 confident in assessing these cases and have
The practical sessions will include models for castration, tailing, blood Course length: 6 weeks Course fee: £525 already been applying my new-found knowledge
sampling and intracardiac injections to allow participants to get hands on Relevant to CertAVP module(s): B-EP.3, C-E.6 and 7 to several cases.
with the practical skills required by small scale pig producers and pet pig Tutors
owners. Webinar Plus: The equine foot
This course will run at the RVC’s Hawkshead Campus on Friday 2nd Dagmar Berner Dr.med.vet. DipECVDI MRCVS,
February and at Synergy Farm Health, Dorset on Friday 16th August. Senior Lecturer in Equine Diagnostic Imaging, RVC
Andy Fiske-Jackson BVSc MVetMed DipECVS FHEA MRCVS,
Course details Associate Professor of Equine Surgery, RVC
Course type: Onsite CPD hours: 7 Alex Hawkins BSc BVSc MVetMed MRCVS,
Course length: 1 day Course fee: £299 Staff Clinician in Equine Surgery, RVC
Tutors Rhiannon Morgan BSc BVSc MVetMed CertAVP PhD DipECVDI MRCVS
Beth Reilly BVetMed PGDipVCP MRCVS, Head of UK Equine Diagnostic Imaging, IVC Evidensia
Farm Animal Teaching Fellow, RVC
Pete Siviter BVetMed MRCVS,
Farm Veterinary Surgeon, Synergy Farm Health